... Andrew's Hall, a series of resoluAtiohs, 'recommending the repeal of the Corn Laws, tile application of Church Property and Crown Lands to 1th6 Public Service, Universal Suffrage, short Parliaments, and the Ballot, were carried unani- Wnously.- borniarg ehronicle ...

... stopped h'rtat the grotto. When`Mr Davison, is5.o'nhis return, had reached the hbutom of the first shaft, . the candles' fell, land went out; upon which the poor Arab I thought himserf lost. He laid hold of the rope, as his mas- j ter was about, to aspend ...

... Ladyship went to business. She stated that the land- t lords had grossly oppressed her family, looking solely to t their own benefit, without regard to general claims-that 1 she had been informed cur friend had land to let in one acres, and that she wishted ...

... all [lands to be a serious evil and injuskee to the labourers and artisans of that country, we heattily concur with MAr. Shiel in the propriety of a tax on all thltse indeperdent ladies and gentlemen who expend their Itislt incomes it olerir lands. A slight ...

... will ever bear in mind the elevated'principle inculcated in the orders of that illustrious Prince, under whose command the army obtained its highest honours and perfection,-viz. that, Humanity is the brightest gem in the character of a Bri- tish soldier ...

... farming, on his own account, land of the yearly rent or eot less than £50., and having been for one year in boea-fide pasrt,, sion of such land, should have the right of voting at elections fnr knights of the shire, in which such land is situated. Thislimp0 ...

... interference, be enabled to throw off the galling yoke of Russia. These accounts are from Kunow, the head-quar- ters of the Polish army, and are dated the 12th ultimo. They announce that the troops vihicli had retired from Warsaw, after, a struggle which induced ...

... to vote for tihe Bill, as nothing better could be ob.. tained. I Col. Sibtltorpe termed tire Right Hon. Secretary for Ire. . land the lffagnat Ap1otollo of the Ministerial sine of the a [louse, who was put tip on ever)' occasion to stand the . brunt of ...

... objects utterly inadequate, have been undertaken tind prosecutcd with an obstinate, foolish, and wicked perseveraltce-that armies have been maintained in time of peace, ott to protect the people, but to repress the mni raitatitos Of their well-founded ...

... by a steam vessel, and subsequently by a small vessel of war, from Lisbon, that the expedi- tion of Don Petdro effected a landing without oppo. sition in Portugal, on the 9th instant, at a village three miles to the north of Oporto. The forces thas debarked ...

... Friday night, after a lapse of 14 years, a distribu- tion on account of the booty acquired by the corn- bined operations of the army of the Deccan is ad- vertised to take place this clay, and a further portion in November. The booty is distributed in the fol- ...

... T on. lie has requiredl those of the | al Polish officers, who have since rncilna inactivt, ziand inofibusive, to enter his army, and, as they have l refused, it is apprehended that they will be corn. = polled to follow their brave compatriots to the Sibe- ...